Apple Music has announced that Tomorrowland Belgium will become the latest festival to join Club Live, its recently launched live streaming series available exclusively through Apple Music Club Radio. The partnership will give dance music fans around the world the opportunity to experience one of electronic music’s most celebrated festivals through live audio broadcasts throughout the weekend.
Following the successful debut of Club Live with EDC Las Vegas and its expansion through The Warehouse Project, Tomorrowland becomes the newest flagship event featured in the series. Apple Music Club Radio will livestream performances from six festival stages free of charge, bringing the energy, atmosphere, and world-class performances directly to listeners worldwide.
Following each broadcast, select DJ sets will also be available on demand in Spatial Audio for Apple Music subscribers, allowing fans to revisit standout performances with an immersive listening experience.
Since launching in 2005, Tomorrowland Belgium has grown into one of the world’s most iconic electronic music festivals. Held annually at De Schorre in Boom, Belgium, the event attracts approximately 400,000 attendees from more than 200 countries, showcasing hundreds of artists across more than 16 stages. Its diverse programming spans global headliners, underground innovators, and rising talent from every corner of electronic music.
Speaking about the new partnership, Stephen Campbell, Apple Music’s Global Head of Dance, Electronic Music & DJ Mixes, highlighted the festival’s significance within dance music culture.
“Tomorrowland is one of the most iconic festivals in the world and a defining global gathering for dance music culture. Bringing Tomorrowland into Club Live allows us to connect fans everywhere with the energy, creativity, and atmosphere of the festival as it happens. Through Apple Music Club Radio, we’re continuing to open up these cultural moments by bringing world-class performances from the dance floor to a global audience in real time, while preserving sets for fans to experience again on demand.”
The Club Live initiative builds upon the technology behind Apple Music’s DJ Mix program, utilizing Shazam’s music identification capabilities to enable fully licensed live DJ broadcasts at scale. This technology ensures performances are accurately identified, properly licensed, monetized, and fairly compensated while making high-quality live electronic music programming more accessible to audiences around the globe.
As the series continues to expand, Club Live aims to feature broadcasts from leading festivals, clubs, and Apple Music’s own studios, highlighting both established legends and emerging artists while creating a growing archive of exclusive live dance music performances curated by Apple Music’s editorial team.
Fans can listen to the Tomorrowland Belgium livestreams for free through Apple Music Club Radio, while Apple Music subscribers will gain access to select on-demand recordings in Spatial Audio following each performance.
Additional artist announcements, broadcast schedules, and livestream details for Tomorrowland Belgium will be revealed in the coming weeks as Apple Music continues to expand its global Club Live series.